On the cover of Aviation Week’s Jan. 13, 1975, issue, two U.S. Air Force/Fairchild A-10 prototypes fly in formation over the Tehachapi Mountains about 20 mi. west of Edwards AFB, California.
Aviation Week Network offers award-winning podcasts on all aspects of aerospace, including defense, space, air transport, and business aviation. Here are January's most listened-to episodes.
Our Route Opportunities feature explores the latest unserved and underserved routes promoted through Routes 360, providing supporting information for airline network planners to consider and capitalize on.
The total national space program over the next five years would cost $25-30 billion and the civilian space budget will increase $4-5 billion a year by Fiscal 1963 under President Kennedy following his decision to race Russians to the Moon.
Azorra has finalized a landmark $190 million financing agreement with the Brazilian Development Bank (BNDES) to fund up to eight Embraer E2 jets. The finance facility marks the inaugural collaboration between BNDES and ITASCA MGA, enhancing Azorra’s commitment to new financing solutions.
The Aviation Week & Space Technology archive has many vintage gems including this one highlighting an advertisement for brake systems by the company Hytrol.
On the cover of Aviation Week & Space Technology’s Feb. 18, 1985, issue, Rockwell International technicians at the U.S. Air Force's Arnold Engineering Development Center in Tullahoma, Tennessee, adjust control surfaces on a one-quarter scale mockup of the company's AGM-130 guided weapon system.
Prague Airport (PRG) spoke to Routes about its recent route successes and what it meant to be crowned the winner of the 10-20 Million Passengers category at the Routes World Awards in Bahrain.
With Boeing delivering the final 777-300ER at the end of 2024, this week’s Flight Friday looks back at how 777 cycles have been since the beginning of 2019.
See the cover of the Dec. 20, 1965 issue of Aviation Week & Space Technology , which shows the tip path of a 43 -ft. antenna displaced from the vertical and allowed to swing freely in a vacuum chamber at Goddard Flight Center.
Michael Garko, network planning and scheduling analyst at Sun Country Airlines, tells Routes what it meant to win the Rising Star category at the Routes World Awards.
Aviation Week hosted Tobias Baesch of CAE, a tech company digitalizing the physical world, expanding into real-time airline operations with its new division.
Government regulations for private flying is about to be simplified, as we reported in the Jan. 15, 1945 issue of our magazine, back then published as Aviation News.
Our Route Opportunities feature explores the latest unserved and underserved routes promoted through Routes 360, providing supporting information for airline network planners to consider and capitalize on.
